Monthly Archives: March 2025

“Hold On” 35th Anniversary Gatsby-style!!

For 35 years “Hold On” by Wilson Phillips has been an inspiration in joyous times and a great comfort in challenging times. During a Gatsby-themed party earlier this month, Twinkle recorded this video with her friends Kristin & Lillian! We encourage you to always find ways to celebrate the good in this world and move your body in joy!

“Hold On” 35th Anniversary Gatsby-style!!

Thought for Contemplation

THOUGHT FOR CONTEMPLATION:  “The purpose of leadership is not to make the present bearable. The purpose of leadership is to make the future possible.”   – Joan D. Chittiser 

Theme: “Guided by Faith”

The Unitarian Universalist faith tradition is characterized by its commitment to theological diversity, inclusivity, and social justice. It is not rooted in dogma. Members need not adhere to a creed or doctrine. In the broadest terms, Unitarianism emphasizes human agency and Universalism centers on the inclusion of everyone. Unitarian Universalism draws from six religious and spiritual sources. It has long been guided by seven principles. This service explores this rich history, as well as introduces the UUA’s shared values, even as it considers the core purpose of Unitarian Universalism, and, indeed, this congregation.

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Sunday, March 30th, 2025

10AM Eastern

in person: 69 Silver Street, Waterville, Maine

via Zoom: https://uucwaterville.com

Thought for Contemplation

Thought for Contemplation: “Only trouble and bill collectors call me in the morning”  – John Patrick Robbins Aka Gonzo

Theme: “Collect Call”

What is the attitude you approach life with?

Are you in eager anticipation of what is unfolding?

Are you wondering if you’ve taken the right paths?

Are you afraid of what would happen if you altered course?

Do you feel nudged in directions you never dreamed of?

Your purpose is calling…

…will you answer?

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Sunday, March 23rd

10AM

in person: 69 Silver Street, Waterville, Maine

via Zoom: https://uucwaterville.com

Thought for Contemplation

THOUGHT FOR CONTEMPLATION

“And she sat there for hours not wanting to leave, for the forest said nothing, it just let her breathe.”  – Becky Helmesley

Theme: “Just Breathe”

According to  Clinical Psychologist and Breathing expert, Dr. Belisa Vranich, 90% of adult humans are not breathing correctly. Stress and environmnent has altered the way most adults breathe. This has resulted in pain and health problems. 

At a time when the world is in crisis, it is vitally important we correct our breathing patterns and reset them back to what they were when we were young.

Being tuned to our bodies’ signals, creates awarenesses of adjustments that will result in more vibrant living. This, and aligning with Nature, helps us nurture what is Next in our lives.

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Sunday, March 9th

10AM